papality
/peɪˈpalɪti/Now rare
noun
Papal office, authority, or sovereignty; the fact or state of being Pope; the Pope's (political or spiritual) dominion; the papacy.
Origin
Late 15th century; earliest use found in William Caxton (1415x24–1492), printer, merchant, and diplomat. From Middle French papalité from post-classical Latin papalitas from papalis + -tas.
- frontal
- frontal bone
- frontal lobe
- frontal lobotomy
- frontally
- front and center
- front bench
- frontbencher
- front bottom
- front bum
- front burner
- front court
- front cover
- Front de Libération Nationale
- front desk
- front door
- Frontenac, Louis de Buade
- front end
- front-end load
- front-end loader
- front-fanged
- frontier
- frontierless
- frontier post
- frontiersman